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The father only has one year from the birth of the child (or one year from the day he knew or should have known that he was not the biological father, whichever occurs later) to file a disavowal case with the court.

B. If the child is born to a mother who neither is married nor was married within three hundred days prior to the birth of the child, the full name of the father who has acknowledged his child by authentic act shall be included on the birth record of the child, but only if the father and mother agree.

There are 2 ways to establish paternity in Louisiana: a) At the hospital: When your child is born ? and it's free! A hospital worker will explain everything as you fill out the form. b) At vital records: For a small fee, at the vital records office New Orleans or by mail.

The above statutes state the contents required to be provided in the birth certificate. This includes the requirement for the child's surname to be the same as the father's surname, or if both parties agree the child's surname may be a combination of the mother's surname or maiden name and the father's surname.

There are 2 ways to establish paternity in Louisiana: a) At the hospital: When your child is born ? and it's free! A hospital worker will explain everything as you fill out the form. b) At vital records: For a small fee, at the vital records office New Orleans or by mail.

Under Louisiana law, birth records are strictly confidential until 100 years after the year of birth and death records are strictly confidential until 50 years after the year of the death. Birth records older than 100 years and death records older than 50 years are available at the Louisiana State Archives.